Monday brought the first in shifts of leadership to the OCC. See what other changes could be coming in the near future here. . .

The question of where the best place to live is located has always been an elusive one, but a new report attempts to answer that question. See how your city stacks up here . . .

LenderLive Holdings, Inc., recently announced the appointments of Rob Clements as Chairman and CEO, and John Surface as President and COO. Clements and Surface will also join the company’s Board of Directors. LenderLive Founder and CEO Rick Seehausen will move into the role of Vice Chairman and Founder.

It seems like every week Janet Yellen, Chair of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors is making news. Next week, the Federal Open Market Committee will meet for the fifth time in New York City. Will the Fed choose to raise interest rates for the second time in two months?

Freddie Mac could be branching out into different markets in the near future, according to one report. If this lateral move comes to pass, what might it look like for the government-sponsored Enterprise?

The American Mortgage Diversity Council has recently named John Golden Executive Director. Golden, who has 16 years experience in the mortgage industry, will continue to lead the organization in its efforts to bring a broad range of diversity initiatives to the industry and have a positive impact on others.

How does real estate popularity stack up when compared to investments in stock, gold, or cash, and what do consumers think when looking at investments for ten years or longer?

Baby Boomers are always complaining about millennials, but older homeowners could benefit from opening their doors to a younger roommate in more ways than one. . .

While some major metropolitan cities might be lacking in terms of home price growth compared to others, some surrounding suburbs are still becoming hot markets. What could be the cause of this trend?

There is a disparity with home equity between Gen X and millennials, according to a recent report. Did millennials catch up, or did Gen X fall behind?